The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-04-13

booming.
The first game of ball was play.
ed on the island, on Friday of last
week. Score not reported.
Mr.. Sd. Wolcott is about to erect
a new rig, on Peters Run. Success to
you S. J.
in Russia they count that day
lost whose low descending sun beholds
20 nihilist hunting with a gun.
Fine new stock Of calling cards
Just received at this office. Orders
filed promptly, and work and prices
satisfactory.
Judge Reck is having his store
room, recently occupied by John Car
sou, remodeled, and will move bis
butcher shop a little nearer the street.
john T. Raymond, the famous
comedian, died at Evansville, Ind.
on the morning Of April 10th, after
a short illness.
james Davis, book keeper 10 the
Warren Savings Bank, accompanied
by Dale Greaves. eldest son Of w. A.
Greaves, spent Sunday with his parents
10 this place.
Kaiser the tailor has moved into
the Photo Gallery. The location is
central, and no stairs to climb New
goods Just received, and custom work
solicited.
The hills are ablaze these nights,
being set on fire by passing engines.
1t might be remarked right here that
there is a severe penalty attached 70
setting fire in the woods.
If you want at once the best and
cheapest Life Insurance, insure in the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Associa.
tion. P. NJ. Clark, Agent, Tionesta,
Pa.
The Billiugsly Bill passed the
House yesterday by vote of 132
yeas, 80 nays. 1t now goes to the
Senate but will not come up for fnal
passage for two weeks.
The Evangelical church at West
Hickory will be dedicated Sunday,
April II. Services will begin Satur-
day evening previous. Prominent
ministers will be present. All are in
vited
Rev. john Rhodes came up from
Oil City where be is stationed, on
Friday last, to see his parents and
family. We are sorry. to see him in
poor health.
-Supt. EIillard wishes US to say
that as the certificates issued by him
last year DO not expire until April
9Otb, those issued this spring will not
be sent out for few days yet.
The Prohibitory amendment was
defeated in Michigan by about 5000.
The amendme TO increase tbe sala-
ries of State officials was carried by
a good majority.
Mr.. Chas. Buck, who accompanied
Mr.. Miller, (the supposed to be trunk
robber) to Hickory on April 9th. was
arrested and brought to Tionesta on
Saturday last, as being connected with
the same charge.
The committee appointed to in
vestigate the charge of mismauage-
ment of the Edinboro Normal School
will soon report to the Legislature
that Prof. Cooper is not guilty of the
Offenses charged against him.
Salvation Oil, is what you want,
It kills pain and cures the worst cases
of rheumatism, neuralgia, sore throat,
hoarseness, and headache. Take no
Just as good" Price twenty-five
cents bottle.
The Interstate Commerce bill
seems to be unsettling things in way
not looked for before it went into ef-
feet. While in some places it meets
with approval yet, the feeling generally
is against it. At least it 50 seems
now, but it may come all right after a
little.
The Brooks high license bill also
passed the House by a vote of 123
yeas, 81 nays. 1t provides that licens-
es in cities of the first, second, and
third class shall be $500, in all other
cities $500, in boroughs $3.50, in town
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